Enzymes Fill In The Blank Flashcards

1
Q

Enzymes are characterized by high___ for substrates.

A

specificity

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2
Q

Amylase is found in saliva and in the
pancreas and breaks down starch
into ___.

A

Maltose

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3
Q

Catalytic efficiency can be ___ to
___ times faster than uncatalyzed
reactions.

A

10^3, 10^17

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4
Q

Catalytic efficiency can be ___ to
___ times faster than uncatalyzed
reactions.

A

10^3, 10^17

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5
Q

Mild reaction conditions for
enzymes are typically at ___℃ and
physiological pH.

A

37

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6
Q

Catalase breaks down hydrogen
peroxide into ___ and ___.

A

oxygen, water

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7
Q

Enzymes can have small single units
to large ___ subunits.

A

Multiple

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8
Q

Enzymes increase the rate of
reaction by lowering the energy of
___.

A

Activation

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9
Q

Enzymes are proteins that act as ___
of biochemical reactions.

A

Catalysts

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10
Q

The active site of an enzyme fits the
shape of molecules called ___.

A

Substrates

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11
Q

The active site of an enzyme fits the
shape of molecules called ___.

A

Substrates

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12
Q

Many active enzymes require a ___
ion, such as Zn2+ for
carboxypeptidase.

A

Metal

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13
Q

Coenzymes are non-protein or
organic molecules, often ___.

A

Vitamins

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14
Q

The _____ contains amino acid
R groups that align and bind the
substrate.

A

Active site

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15
Q

Cofactors that are tightly bound to
an enzyme are called ___ groups

A

Prosthetic

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16
Q

Isoenzymes catalyze the same
reaction in different ___ in the body.

A

Tissues

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17
Q

Common names for digestion
enzymes include ___ and ___

A

pepsin, trypsin

18
Q

Hydrolases are enzymes that
catalyze ___ reactions.

A

hydrolysis

19
Q

General Acid-Base Catalysis involves
the stabilization of unstable charge
intermediates by amino acid
residues acting as weak ___ or weak
___.

A

acids, bases

20
Q

The enzyme class that facilitates the
transport or transfer of groups of
atoms is called ___.

A

Transferases

21
Q

Binding Energy accounts for the
overall lowering of ___ energy for a
reaction.

A

Activation

22
Q

___ for
oxidation-reduction reactions.

A

Oxidoreductases

23
Q

Alcohol Dehydrogenase is an
example of an enzyme name that
describes both the ___ and the ___.

A

substrate, function

24
Q

______ adding or removing atoms to form a double bond.

A

Lyases

25
Q

______ for rearranging atoms.

A

Isomerases

26
Q

_____ for using ATP to combine molecules

A

Ligases

27
Q

Increased serum activity of an
enzyme can indicate the quantity or
severity of ___ tissues.

A

damaged

28
Q

A mutation in an enzyme can alter
its substrate ___ and co-factor
binding stability.

A

affinity

29
Q

The presence of inhibitors can
decrease the activity of ___
enzymes.

A

Serum

30
Q

The binding of the substrate causes
___ of the substrate, making the
chemical reaction easier.

A

distortion

31
Q

Alkaline phosphatase activity is
used as a marker for ___ status.

A

Liver

32
Q

Chemical reactions require an initial
input of energy known as the ___
energy.

A

Activation

33
Q

Common enzymes used for clinical
diagnosis include alanine
aminotransferase (ALT) and ___
kinase.

A

Creatine

34
Q

PCR techniques are replacing
traditional enzymatic markers for
___ disease.

A

Genetic

35
Q

In metal ion catalysis, various
metals such as ____, ____, and ___
form complexes with enzymes or
substrates.

A

Zinc, iron, and copper

36
Q

Enzymes may recognize and
catalyze a single substrate, a group
of similar substrates, or a particular
type of ___.

A

Bond

37
Q

The transition state occurs between
reactant consumption and ___
formation.

A

Product

38
Q

Absolute enzymes catalyze one type
of reaction for a ___ substrate.

A

Single

39
Q

The active site is molded into a
precise conformation to make the
chemical environment ___ for the
reaction.

A

Suitable

40
Q

The induced fit hypothesis states
that when a substrate combines
with an enzyme, it induces a change
in the enzyme’s ___.

A

Conformation

41
Q

Enzyme activity is measured in
moles of substrate converted to
product per unit ___.

A

Time